Agents61 is a research simulation for intermediate US investors. Sixty-one master personas — from Graham to Wood — sit in a six-step pipeline. They do not share a group chat. Each unlocked seat writes an isolated brief. A clerk assembles agreements and splits. Never “you should buy.”
Each unlocked legend sees the ticker, filings, and their own rules — not anyone else’s draft. No group chat. No anchoring.
A separate pass stacks agreements, splits, and residual risks. It does not average the room into a fake consensus.
Red-team interrogation runs after independent work exists to attack. Observer skips this layer; paid desks unlock it with their seats.
Three isolated briefs, then a clerk. One report.
3 isolated prompts + 1 assembly pass
The working 16. Isolated first, then red team.
16 isolated prompts + 1 assembly pass
Every master unlocked. Standard queue. Still isolated first.
61 isolated prompts + 1 assembly pass (no 61² debate)
English-speaking intermediate US investors who already research names — roughly a few years in, a five- to six-figure account, value and quality readers included. Not a buy button for beginners. Not a Bloomberg replacement.
We are not an adviser. Reports are general, impersonal, and AI-generated. Personas are simulations from public books and letters, unaffiliated with the people. US stocks first; A-shares later.
